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Anita Josephson

Anita Josephson

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Calendar Editor, The SandPaper

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Total articles 157

  • Wishing Ship Bottom a Happy Birthday

    By Anita Josephson, Thomas P. Farner| The SandPaper Verified When the town you grew up in celebrates its centennial, it’s always fun to look back on its founding. The story of how Ship Bottom got its name is well known; how it became a town is not. Long Beach Island historian John Bailey Lloyd in his book Six Miles at Sea explained, “Until 1900 parts of the island and its southern extension of Tucker’s Beach had no separate political identity. Each section of the island fell within the jurisdiction of the closest township across the bay on the mainland.

    By Anita Josephson, Thomas P. Farner · The SandPaper

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Fort Falls Without a Shot Fired

    By Anita Josephson, Thomas P. Farner| The SandPaper Verified The events that took place during the spring of 1775 helped shape the future of America. This question arises: Were they the result of the action of the famous icons of history or forgotten common citizens? On May 10, colonial representatives met at the Pennsylvania statehouse (today Independence Hall, in Philadelphia) to open the Second Continental Congress. New Jersey’s five delegates arrived there to await an answer to the petition sent to London the previous October.

    By Anita Josephson, Thomas P. Farner · The SandPaper

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Wishing Ship Bottom a Happy Birthday

    By Anita Josephson, Thomas P. Farner| The SandPaper Verified When the town you grew up in celebrates its centennial, it’s always fun to look back on its founding. The story of how Ship Bottom got its name is well known; how it became a town is not. Long Beach Island historian John Bailey Lloyd in his book Six Miles at Sea explained, “Until 1900 parts of the island and its southern extension of Tucker’s Beach had no separate political identity. Each section of the island fell within the jurisdiction of the closest township across the bay on the mainland.

    By Anita Josephson, Thomas P. Farner · The SandPaper

    Apr. 09, 2025

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